Better track transitions.

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Ninjabear
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Re: Better track transitions.

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nohitter151 wrote: So that fixed the problem then?
No, I was just following your instructions but couldn't find out how to disable the bass; I still get the transition problem. I'm not sure whether this is fixable given the tools here. I can play around with the buffers in the waveout plugin but it never results in a good transition. (I said it was fixed before because it looked that way but I think the prev track was still in the buffer.)
nohitter151 wrote:You can use the DeFX DSP plugin (see the MM options) or install any of a million different DSP plugins. Here are some at the MM addons site:
http://www.mediamonkey.com/addons/dsp/

And you can also google for Winamp DSP plugins since they are compatible with MM.
I'll have to research this and try a few out.
Dreadlau
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Re: Better track transitions.

Post by Dreadlau »

I used to have jumpy transitions.
A clean install solved my problem.

Might be worth trying.
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Ninjabear
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Re: Better track transitions.

Post by Ninjabear »

Dreadlau wrote:I used to have jumpy transitions.
A clean install solved my problem.

Might be worth trying.
Will bear is in mind.
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Re: Better track transitions.

Post by Peke »

Have you tried to apply lower bass in Audio Drivers?
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Ninjabear
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Re: Better track transitions.

Post by Ninjabear »

Turning off the equalizer doesn't really help so it's not necessary to use driver software.
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